Renew Your MLO License

The expectations placed on mortgage loan originators today are greater than ever when it comes to regulatory compliance. To be successful, loan originators need not only understand the regulations, but also how to practically apply them. Students taking this course will review a variety of regulations including, but not limited to those below. This New Jersey mortgage continuing education course provides a review of relevant issues facing mortgage loan originators (MLO's) today. It is NMLS-approved for the twelve hours of continuing education required for New Jersey loan originators to renew their mortgage license.

The expectations placed on mortgage loan originators today are greater than ever when it comes to regulatory compliance. To be successful, loan originators need not only understand the regulations, but also how to practically apply them. Students taking this course will review a variety of regulations including, but not limited to those below. This New Jersey mortgage continuing education course provides a review of relevant issues facing mortgage loan originators (MLO's) today. It is NMLS-approved for the twelve hours of continuing education required for New Jersey loan originators to renew their mortgage license.

Consumers rely on the guidance of mortgage professionals as they navigate the loan process. Whether for a first-time home purchase or a refinance, most consumers only get a mortgage loan a couple of times over the course of their lives. As the industry changes, regulations emerge, and available products appear, adjust, or fade away, borrowers will turn to their mortgage loan originator to help keep them informed. Staying aware of the requirements that apply to loan transactions in their state is the best way for licensees to maintain a successful, compliant track record. This course will review the laws and regulations that apply to mortgage professionals doing business in New Jersey. This text will use requirements of the state’s laws as they are set forth in the New Jersey Statutes Annotated (NJSA) and the New Jersey Administrative Code (NJAC).

Consumers rely on the guidance of mortgage professionals as they navigate the loan process. Whether for a first-time home purchase or a refinance, most consumers only get a mortgage loan a couple of times over the course of their lives. As the industry changes, regulations emerge, and available products appear, adjust, or fade away, borrowers will turn to their mortgage loan originator to help keep them informed. Staying aware of the requirements that apply to loan transactions in their state is the best way for licensees to maintain a successful, compliant track record. This course will review the laws and regulations that apply to mortgage professionals doing business in New Jersey. This text will use requirements of the state’s laws as they are set forth in the New Jersey Statutes Annotated (NJSA) and the New Jersey Administrative Code (NJAC).

This course offers an up-to-the-minute look at myriad topics affecting the market today. From compliance challenges to money laundering, mortgage fraud, and nontraditional products, participants will review a number of contemporary subjects related to mortgage loan origination. Covered issues include TILA, RESPA, the TRID Rule, ECOA, the FCRA, the BSA, the Fair Housing Act, and more.

Consumers rely on the guidance of mortgage professionals as they navigate the loan process. Whether for a first-time home purchase or a refinance, most consumers only get a mortgage loan a couple of times over the course of their lives. As the industry changes, regulations emerge, and available products appear, adjust, or fade away, borrowers will turn to their mortgage loan originator to help keep them informed. Staying aware of the requirements that apply to loan transactions in their state is the best way for licensees to maintain a successful, compliant track record. This course will review the laws and regulations that apply to mortgage professionals doing business in New Jersey. This text will use requirements of the state’s laws as they are set forth in the New Jersey Statutes Annotated (NJSA) and the New Jersey Administrative Code (NJAC).